27 Activator, whats needed for speed?
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Boat is solid (deck, transom, gelcoat, etc) - no way to know about the motor, until you take it apart. I'm not doing that, since I just want to get rid of it. Boat is two years newer and has all the components...you tell me. Prop was a 30 left (4 blade). Thanks, Brian
By the way, my old offer is still good.
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Guys Brians boat is nice. Look at the picks. All real good stuff. So if you have to pull the motor so what. If you cant pull a motor you have no reason looking at a used boat in the first place. Rebuilds are very expensive when you have nothing. No motor gimbal drive.This boat has it all. To put an 800 in that boat with a good gimbal and drive like it has would be over 50 grand. Low 20,s is a steal. If the stock market didnt tank he would be asking more like 40k. Someone better buy it before he wakes up and decides to keep it !
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Oh I know its a great deal, and doing the motor work myself is no big deal, done quite a few, just none with a blower... yet.
Brian - Has the boat been painted or is it all white gel coat? Has the hull ever been repaired?
Brian - Has the boat been painted or is it all white gel coat? Has the hull ever been repaired?
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So take the blower off and sell it. Make the motor naturally aspirated. It's 540 cubic inch. You'll be able to make 650 hp no problem. As far as the hull, there's been a double of minor ding repairs. It's all white gel coat.
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Also, when did the engine get built? And that's a dry exhaust, right?
Last edited by Stormrider; 09-27-2008 at 11:11 AM.
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